Display "My Computer" and/or "My Documents" on desktop

[angerized]

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Describe the feature or improvement

Hello,

First of all, thank you for the awesome script, that looks like THE great successor to the W10/11 Decrapifier by csand on Spiceworks.

Back then, I edited that script in order to allow for displaying "My Computer" and "My Documents" icons on all accounts (for golden image / audit mode & sysprep).

The values are the following:

    #Display "My Computer" icon on desktop
    Reg Add "$reglocation\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\HideDesktopIcons\NewStartPanel" /T REG_DWORD /V "{20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}" /D 0 /F
    
    #Display "My Documents" icon on desktop
    Reg Add "$reglocation\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\HideDesktopIcons\NewStartPanel" /T REG_DWORD /V "{59031a47-3f72-44a7-89c5-5595fe6b30ee}" /D 0 /F

Would it be possible to add this feature on the script? I think this is a must have and I have been adding it manually for as long as I can remember, I suppose I am not the only one ;)

Kind regards.

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[N0tHorizon]

This would be interesting in custom mode, but I feel it isn't related to the script. The script is meant to debloat windows, not personalize your system.

[angerized]

This would be interesting in custom mode, but I feel it isn't related to the script. The script is meant to debloat windows, not personalize your system.

Not to sound pedantic, but what in this list of currently proposed features is not "personalizing" one's system?

Personalisation

Enable dark mode for system and apps.
Disable transparency, animations and visual effects.
Turn off Enhance Pointer Precision, also known as mouse acceleration.
Disable the Sticky Keys keyboard shortcut. (W11 only)
Restore the old Windows 10 style context menu. (W11 only)
Hide the 'Include in library', 'Give access to' and 'Share' options from the context menu. (W10 only)

File Explorer

Change the default location that File Explorer opens to.
Show hidden files, folders and drives.
Show file extensions for known file types.
Add all common folders (Desktop, Downloads, etc.) back to 'This PC' in File Explorer. (W11 only)
Hide the Home or Gallery section from the File Explorer navigation pane. (W11 only)
Hide the 3D objects, music or OneDrive folder from the File Explorer navigation pane. (W10 only)
Hide duplicate removable drive entries from the File Explorer navigation pane, so only the entry under 'This PC' remains.

Taskbar

Align taskbar icons to the left. (W11 only)
Choose combine mode for taskbar buttons and labels. (W11 only)
Choose how app icons are shown on the taskbar when using multiple monitors. (W11 only)
Hide or change the search icon/box on the taskbar. (W11 only)
Hide the taskview button from the taskbar. (W11 only)
Disable widgets on the taskbar & lockscreen.
Hide the chat (meet now) icon from the taskbar. (W10 only)
Enable the 'End Task' option in the taskbar right click menu. (W11 only)
Enable the 'Last Active Click' behavior in the taskbar app area. This allows you to repeatedly click on an application's icon in the taskbar to switch focus between the open windows of that application.

Start

Disable the recommended section in the start menu. (W11 only)
Disable the Phone Link mobile devices integration in the start menu. (W11 only)

[N0tHorizon]

Alot of them in the taskbar area and file explorer area. This is also a list of customization features to a certain degree, I wouldn't be against this feature but I find it irrelevant to the main focus of "debloating". Plus, you can easily achieve this personalization within less than a minute by yourself.